Sentence examples for entirely proved from inspiring English sources

Many Western and Chinese scholars have concluded that the documents are largely genuine, although their authenticity cannot be entirely proved.

Fears that Keele would scrap its physics degree entirely proved premature - students will be able to take the subject with astrophysics as a dual honours degree, although not as single honours, the university's governing council decided before Christmas.

Though this claim is not entirely proved, empirical methods certainly outperform in this regard rationalist, or symbolic, methods.

Furthermore, the E isomeric 1,5-dichloro-substituted phenacylidenes entirely proved to be more potent inhibitors of tubulin polymerization than the recently described 10- 2-oxo-2-phenylethylidene -10H-anthracen-9-ones.

Still, the ability of MPGe to convey an E.V.'s equivalent gasoline fuel economy to shoppers is not entirely proven, as the new metric was just introduced in the spring.

Trying to single out financiers from entrepreneurs is a fool's errand: you will end up hurting both.The heads-I-win charge is not entirely proven, either: some of the people who ran banks did lose when they went bust.

It's probably much more fun to computer-sketch a sun-dappled, solar-powered pontoon, rather than wade through the slightly more quotidian but well-thumbed and entirely proven Dutch or Danish design manuals for things like segregated cycle lanes, traffic calming, lower speed limits and rebuilt junctions.

In the second of two rather redundant introductions which create something of a false start to the book, Stott tells us that he himself has endured bouts of depression; it is this, one presumes, that leads him to emphasise the melancholy in Grimaldi's temperament, seeing him as the prototype of all sad clowns, a proposition not entirely proven in the book.

Salbutamol's performance-enhancing effects have never been entirely proven but the drug has been used by bodybuilders for many years.

Apple terminated the relationship with that offending party entirely, proving that there are real consequences for companies that ignore its code of conduct and local labor laws.

Does that not entirely prove everything I have just stated?